The recently launched flagship killer, OnePlus 2 has been available in two OS options – Oxygen OS and Hydrogen OS. Both OSs are based on the Android 5.1.1 Lollipop, but have few differences in their UI and features. Oxygen OS has a near stock UI, while the Hydrogen OS has a completely redesigned UI. While Oxygen OS OnePlus 2 sold globally, Hydrogen OS OnePlus 2 sold in its homebrew market China only.
Stable version of CyanogenMod 12.1 custom ROM (unofficial) is now available for 2nd Gen Moto E 3G variant. If you are wishing to get the custom ROM that everyone is talking about on your Moto E 2015, checkout the installation procedure. Once installed, you can enjoy various Cyanogen features, plus Android 5.1.1 Lollipop on your 2nd Gen Moto E.
Xposed framework for Android 5.0/5.1 Lollipop has been officially released. Though still in alpha stage, the framework works on almost all Lollipop phones, except on Samsung and some Sony devices. In this quick tutorial, we will show you exactly how to install Xposed framework on Android 5/5.1 Lollipop devices.
Cyanogen team has released the first stable version of CyanogenMod 12.1 ROM for a host of devices including Nexus 4. Based on the Android 5.1.1 Lollipop, the CM12.1 snapshot takes account of various security patches, including Stagefright patch. Also, it brings many new features to the device, such as Live Display, DPI changer, Lockscreen visualizer, and various hand gestures.
The recent Cyanogen OS 12.1 update (YOG4PAS1N0) for OnePlus One replaces the Google Dialer with TrueCaller on the phone. However, if you prefer Google Dialer in place of TrueCaller, there is a workaround to bring your favorite dialer back in OnePlus One.
If you own a Moto X or Moto G 2015, you only need to chop twice to turn on/off the flashlight – no need to wake the phone, pull down the menu bar and tap the flashlight shortcut. You can enable this gesture from ‘Moto Actions’ app. If you find yourself using the flashlight as a torch more than most, this hand gesture is a very convenient option.